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Originally Posted by EODguy
In simplistic terms...
A virus will mutate in whatever fashion it can to become a satiated organism i.e. it's able to reproduce easily and maintain its lifecycle for the environment it resides in. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-will-the-coronavirus-evolve/ https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-011488089270 A virus can become more deadly in at least 3 ways. Often by becoming more contagious, infecting more people and therefore increasing the number of deaths just based on the percent of infections that result in death, by becoming more deadly by having the ability to reduce the effectiveness of the virus thereby even infecting fully vaccinated individuals, And by mutations that are just plain more deadly.
Becoming "more" deadly or damaging to the host is the opposite of that.
I'm probably your age or older and yes I remember Dragnet and I also remember basic biology and many other things I learned throughout my life. Another unnecessary negative and demeaning comment
You have a sense of humor rarely found outside of a parochial school next to a ruler factory so maybe it would benefit you to lighten and remember that "Tact" is for people not smart enough to use sarcasm. Yet another inappropriate remark. The use of tact demonstrates empathy and sensitivity to others. Sarcasm shows the lack of. It makes it much harder to have a calm constructive discussion and inhibits gaining the trust of others.
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Viruses are not living organisms and don't become satiated. Their goal is to endlessly reproduce as fast as the environment allows.
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Last edited by bcredliner; 12-04-2021 at 08:08 PM.
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